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by BMc2020 3y ago
Ladies and gentlemen of the class of '97 Wear sunscreen If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it A long-term benefits of sunscreen have been proved by scientists Whereas the rest of my advice has no basis
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by BMc2020 3y ago
In the 1975 paper, Loser's Game, published in the Financial Analysts Journal, investor Charley Ellis described investing as a "loser's game". In a winner's game, you need to perform spectacularly. You need to be el
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by BMc2020 3y ago
Thank you, but you answered a question that wasn't asked. According to a translation of his remarks published by Reuters, Macron said the French nuclear industry would “remain the cornerstone of our strategic autonomy.” It's for
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Defector is an employee-owned sports and culture website brought to you by the former staffers of Deadspin...We started this company because media is fucked now. We want to be a website that you will actually want to read.
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I just bought a win 10 mini pc for $91. It's insane. It's back up to $99 now (I got it discounted). It works fine. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BHP34TH1?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_prod...
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by BMc2020 3y ago
Didn't the PRC buy 4 AP1000s and then start building their own knockoff? (not pirated so much as that was one of their demands and Westinghouse accepted)?
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Why can't they build them cheaply in other countries without that safety requirement?
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To sum up, since the early 1970s, the cost of constructing nuclear power plants in the U.S. has been steadily rising. This can be traced to a constantly shifting regulatory environment, which has continuously changed plant design requireme
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Something to do with the theory of relativity. As in, make sure you are born with rich relatives.
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Sabine Hassenfelder is more known for her videos about theoretical physics. I won't spoil the ending but she looks to be applying her skills in probability and statistics to the subeject. Make of it what you will.
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The men came with axes and clubs. They cut the trees down and dragged them to the fire. The fire roared and crackled, and the smoke rolled up into the sky. The Joad family watched in horror as the orange grove was destroyed. "Why ar
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by BMc2020 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230426151151/https://www.nytim... I looked for a definition of or example of youth in the article but it wasn't there. 'Youth' for the far right tends to mea
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Most, if not all, companies involved in the sector are unprofitable in what is still a relatively nascent industry requiring scale and investment to remain viable and compete with traditionally grown crops. Many countries think food secur
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by BMc2020 4y ago
Walmart is using AI to negotiate prices with suppliers, report says — and the suppliers are loving it actual title (report behind wall)
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Upvote for many interesting charts and graphs edit: dang, I have a stalker downvoting my comments. There really are many interesting charts and graphs.
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David Stockman is the ultimate Washington insider turned iconoclast. He began his career in Washington as a young man and quickly rose through the ranks of the Republican Party to become the Director of the Office of Management and Budget
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ha, bots reply doesn't match.
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And this month, Chinese government scientists said it was time to start investigating outside China for the virus’s origins. As a Covid-19 virus, if I knew how to read, I would be very offended. I was born and..not born exactly. But I a
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Because of the time it made 150 square kilometers of Japan uninhabitable?
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Argument from incredulity is a fallacy in informal logic that asserts that a proposition must be false (or true) because it contradicts one's personal expectations, beliefs, or imagination
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Superconducting electronics.
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Unexpected treasures like this are one reason I always check the source on partisan articles: John Michael Greer is the author of over thirty books. He served twelve years as Grand Archdruid of the Ancient Order of Druids in America. htt
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I checked, the mormons can still baptize your loved ones after their death too. I can see it now, after I dead I'm finally going to subscribe to Youtube TV, be counted for election redistricting, and vote for Moldova in Eurovision. Whe
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by BMc2020 4y ago
Media outlets in the post-2016 landscape sang a clarion song: The unrestricted, unmoderated nature of viral content on Facebook is a social hazard, and the world will come to an end unless Zuckerberg stops his users from reading and engagi
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you could join linkedin?
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https://uk.linkedin.com/in/joshwallerr
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If you're going to get into this (and I use them every day) learn the difference between: shortcut keys: part of Windows, used everywhere, always the same acceleration keys: unique to the active program, can't be the same as a sh
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Perhaps natural selection is the wrong frame of reference here—maybe communal morality is simply an “unintended” side-effect of high intelligence? Evolutionary left-overs, per se? I don’t know. We're social apes, start from there.
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China is astoundingly good at making enemies out of its neighbors. I wouldn't worry about it.
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"There are still at least another 60 years ahead of us, which we will need for the dismantling and the long-term safe storage of the remnants," said Wolfram Koenig, head of the Federal Office for the Safety of Nuclear Waste Manage

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